The Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries Division (WFF) has designated February 6-7 as Special Youth Waterfowl Hunting Days. On those two days, youth may hunt when accompanied by a licensed adult hunter. Regular waterfowl shooting hours, bag limits, legal arms and ammunition apply.

Youth are defined as individuals age 15 years and younger. Adults are defined as individuals age 25 years and older, or the parent of the youth. The adult must have a state hunting license, state and federal waterfowl stamps and a free harvest...

February brings the end of deer season, and many hunters think they should still be in the deer woods, where there might still be big bucks...

A month after they left in a canoe to go squirrel hunting on the Mobile-Tensaw Delta, the body of one of two missing Baldwin County hunters...

One of the great things about AON printing on newsprint, verses glossy paper, is that we get to bring you timely hunt reports. What better time to bring you timely information than the final days of deer season?

Hunt reports have been...

Opening morning of the 2009 turkey season had arrived, and I couldn’t think of a time when I was more eager to get the season going.

I had scouted the area I would be hunting a couple of days earlier and had found four mature...

Bass anglers who frequently fish Alabama’s Lay Lake on the Coosa River have two very worthy adversaries to target this time of year. Lay Lake is loaded with Coosa River spotted bass and plenty of largemouth bass.

Knowing a little...